Published 15/08/2024 & Updated on 31/07/2025. Organisations face many types of cyber threats that pose great security risks. The UK Government’s Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025 estimates that 43% of businesses report facing a security breach or attack in the last 12 months. At 67%, this figure is even greater for medium enterprises and larger […]
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Phishing is a form of cyber crime where cyber criminals send spam messages to individuals and organisations. These messages contain malicious links encouraging targets to click links to spam websites or download malicious software. The UK government’s Cyber Security Breaches 2024 survey found that phishing attacks are the most common type of cyber breach, affecting
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Businesses use access management solutions to verify and validate access to applications and IT systems. They aim to improve security by strictly managing access to IT infrastructure, applications, and services that are cloud-based and on business premises. Access management solutions are generally delivered as a part of an IAM (identity and access management) solution. This
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Organisations regularly take steps to prevent external cyber attacks, but insider threats can be just as damaging to a business’ security and reputation. So, what are insider threats and why are they bad for organisations? Essentially, insider threats are cyber-attacks which come from inside a company. Insider threats may involve previous or current employees, business partners, or
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“Networking is boring.” For far too long, IT networking has been associated with complexity, frustration, and an overwhelming sense of monotony. And it’s no surprise. Networking, especially in traditional approaches, can involve intricate configurations, technical jargon, and a multitude of protocols, standards, routines, repetition, repetition, repetition… However, the landscape is rapidly changing, and it’s time
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Remote working may be here to stay, and businesses need the right tools to improve their cyber-security.
Traditionally, self-improvement practices have revolved around improving health and quitting things that do us no good. But rather than trying to stop smoking, or becoming a vegan, why not clean up some bad password hygiene? Why not make one change that may not cut inches from the waist, but might improve your cyber security strength?
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As we enter into the new year and begin to reflect on our 2020, it would seem that only one topic dominates the entire year: Coronavirus. The virus has changed the lives of many and turned the UK on its head. The pubs are closed, the masks are out, and the business landscape has completely
Published 09/12/2020 & Updated on 11/08/2025. With the number of internet users in the UK growing every year, businesses are having to make a continual transition into the cyber age to meet the demands of a digitally dependent society. However, as businesses embrace this evolution, so does crime. Over 612,000 businesses have identified a cyber
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The coronavirus pandemic without hesitation pretty much obliterated \’business-as-usual\’ and allowed very little time for companies to plan for an enforced remote working making organisations vulnerable. The result? – Many businesses had to find work arounds to maintain business operations. The consequence – Security policies were difficult to adhere to with business continuity taking priority.
